Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-10-13

morning to pay a two weeks visit to
her brother, Rev. +. ID. Keen at Liver
pool, Pa. They'll be sad two weeks
for certain young gentleman of this
place.
Jerry Kern, one of John kern's
sons, is studying the tonsorial art un-
der the tutorship of barber Springer, OF
this place. Jerry is an apt scholar and
manages to shave the easier faces with
out a scratch.
-UlricS and Smith, our ambitious
brothers of the quill, of The Centre
County Times, talk of starting Il daily
paper at Centre Hall ut some future
time. Their bumps of enterprise are
certainly highly developed.
The barn of Mrs. Sue Thompson,
east OF Mifllmburg, was destroyed 10y
fire. last Friday afternoon, Some farm
implements, belonging 10 the tenant,
Mr.. BowersoX, were also burned. The
cause OF the fire is unknown.
Mrs. Maria Weaver's Millinery es.
tablishment on Penn street is the place
to buy stylish hat for the winter. All
the new shapes kept in stock, and trim
med up in the best manner. Notice
advertisement on second page.
jacob Keen's residence on Penn
street is being improved ty weather
boarding. painting and other repair
work. This change will make another
attractive ana neat little home for the
southern portion of Millheim.
Or PARTICULAR INTEREsT.-The
new millinery advertisements in this
issue will be of particular interest to
the ladies, who can have their pick and
choice In the manifold attractions
which the miliners offer for inspection.
DIR. w. II. Dayis, a we'l-known
physician OF Milton,was instantly killed
10y the News Express train, on the p.
Il f. railroad, at the Mahoning street
crossing, Milton, while driving In his
carriage on Wednesday morning of last
week.
Two gentlemen were in town sever
al days last week with fence building
machine, the merits of which they ex-
hibited on Penn street. The contri-
vance seemed very convenient and
practical, but we did not hear of any
sales made.
ALI are invited to call on Miss Sa-
die E. Grove and examine her stock of
Fall and Winter Millinery goods which
have just been received from New
York. Her place of business is IN j.
G.. Meyers house, opposite the hotel in
Aaronsburg.
Three prisoners in the Clearfield
county Jail attempted to escape last
Saturday night. The breaking OF the
rope which let the first one drop into
the Jail yard about 25 feet frustrated
their plans and the fugitive was lecag-
ed in another cell.
Editor Feidler and Daniel Rhoads,
of Bellefonte, the latter the republican
candidate for Associate Judge, were in
town on Tuesday presumably to feel the
political pulse of this section of the
county. Guess they found it beating
strongly for Groye.
Mrs. Louisa Harter publishes her
regular advertisement of her new mil
linery shop in Rebersburg this week.
She wishes the ladies of BrushvaIley to
call on her and see her nice stock of
goods. She keeps the latest and guar
tees satisfactory work.
The proprietors of the Millheim
meat market always make it paint to
slaughter splendid fat cattle, the meat
Of which they have on sale at their
market on Main street. This is suffi.
cient invitation to all who prize choice
beef to buy of Gettig 81 Kreamer.
Next Sabbath morning at the usual
hour there will be divine services in the
Lutheran church at Aarensburg in the
German language and in the afternoon
the annual Thanksgiving service will
be held at st. Paul's church, also in the
German language, by the pastor, Rev.
Deitzler.
Prof. Henry Drummond, of Glas-
Cow, the author of Natural Law in
the Spiritual World" made strong
point when he told the Yale College
students "there is great deal of relig-
ion In this country, but not much
Christianity. We think that's a
pointer to ponder over right here at
home.
After visit of two weeks in this
place and Aaronsburg, Mrs. Joanna
Keen returned to her home, Edwards
burg, Mich, last Thursday. Both her
children were ailing during her stay
here, which caused her TO cut her visit
short. We hope they may reach their
western home well and in safety.
Mrs. Brumgard's elegant stock OF
hats and bonnets and the other articles
that 60 to make up her line of goods
are pronounced lovely by all who are
competent to judge. 1t is also said
that her stock is larger than ever be-
fore and is constantly being replenish-
ed. Ladies, read her announcement in
another column and call on her.
DIR. J. F. Alexander, OF Centre
Hall, is taking his wife to Los Angeles
California, this week to give the invalid
the benefits of the balmy southern eli.
mate. Their many friends hope that
the experiment may restore Mrs. Alex
.ndor,s baoIth In full Hon oonarJ